texts: <mask> was a German physicist and research manager who was murdered in 1986. He wrote a textbook with <mask>. The journal Nukleonik was edited by him. Beckurts and his driver, Eckhard Groppler, were killed by a roadside bomb on July 9, 1986 in a village near Munich. An electronic triggering device was used in the bomb. The identity of the perpetrators is still unknown after the Red Army Faction claimed responsibility under the name "Kommando Mara Cagol". The only suspect in the bombing was killed by the police in Vienna.He was the son of <mask>s and Gisela Beckurts. In 1949, he began studying physics at the University of Gttingen, where he received an undergraduate degree in 1954. <mask> was the advisor for both of his diplomas. Beckurts' father was the Director General of the factory. He was a researcher at the Max Planck Institute for Physics at Gttingen. When the head of the Department of Experimental science for the Institute for Neutron Physics and Reactor Technology was named, Beckurts followed him. He was a lecturer at the Technical University of Karlsruhe since 1959 and completed his habilitation in 1961.He was the Director of the Institute for Applied Nuclear Physics at the Nuclear Research Center from 1963 to 1970. He was a visiting professor at the University of Heidelberg. He took a position as Scientific and Technical Director of the Jlich Research Centre after he resigned from his personal professorship in 1969. He was Chairman of the Board of Management of the Jlich Nuclear Research Centre from 1975 to 1980. He served as Chairman of the Nuclear Society and Vice President of the German Atomic Forum. He became a foreign member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences in 1977. He was a member of the Executive Board and Head of Corporate Research and Technology at the time of his death.In 1971 he was appointed as a professor at the University of Bonn. He wrote a work on neutron physics. The Director of the Institute for Applied Nuclear Physics built the modern data processing technology for the Nuclear Research Center and was one of the developers of the research reactor. He was involved in the development of the high flux reactor. He was a member of the German Science Council from 1971 to 1975. He was a member of the Committee for Nuclear Data and Nuclear Physics. He was the representative of the Federal Republic of Germany in the International Nuclear Data Scientific Working Group.He was the Chairman of the Nuclear Society in the German Atomic Forum from 1973 to 1976. Murder <mask> and his chauffeur Eckhard Groppler were killed in a bombing in July of 1986. The culprits used a booby trap. The attackers claimed to be from the Red Army Faction. The true culprit is still unknown. The only suspect in this bombing was shot and killed by Vienna police in 1999. The Chernobyl disaster happened in the former Soviet Union.It was the most consequential accident in the history of nuclear power. In the middle of a heated political debate over nuclear power in West Germany, it has been speculated that the RAF wanted to win sympathy from the anti-nuclear movement. There is a memorial to Beckurts at the site of the attack. The Karl Heinz Beckurts Foundation of the Association of the major research institutions was founded in 1987 in honor of Beckurts. To promote scientific work that is to be exercised as a bridge between natural science and technology on the one hand and the humanities on the other hand suitable is what the foundation's mission statement says. The Beckurts award is given annually by the Foundation. The site in Neuperlach-Sd was named after <mask> Beckurts.The trail is named after a man. There is a memorial site for Beckurts and Groppler on the same premises. Beckurts was the name of the street in Jlich. Beckurts was married twice. He had a son and two daughters. Writings <mask> Elementary Neutron Physics, Springer 1958 English edition of Neutron Physics, Springer 1964 Ralf Reichswaldhalle cooperation in management with integrated office automation, CW Publ., Munich 1984 Technological progress, challenge and expectation: lectures, essays, interviews, 1980–1986, Berlin,

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texts: Sir <mask> was a Scottish philosopher who was known for his work in ethics. His best-known work is The Right and the Good, and he is perhaps best known for developing a deontological form of intuitionist ethics in response to G. E. Moore's consequentialist form of intuitionism. In addition to writing on Greek philosophy, <mask> critically edited and translated a number of Aristotle's works. His accomplishments include his work with John Alexander Smith. The son of <mask> was born in Thurso, Caithness in the north of Scotland. He was a child in southern India. He attended the University of Edinburgh and the Royal High School.He obtained a first class MA degree in classics in 1895. He completed his studies at Balliol College, Oxford, with a First in Classical Moderations in 1898. He was made a fellow of Merton College in 1900 and was elected to a fellowship at Oriel College in 1901. <mask> joined the army. He was a major in the special list during World War I. He was promoted to a Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire in 1938 after being made an Officer of the Order of the British Empire in 1918. <mask> was Vice-Chancellor of the University of Oxford from 1941 to 1944 and Pro-Vice-Chancellor from 1944 to 1947.He was president of the society from 1939 to 1940. He was the President of the British Academy from 1936 to 1940. The Civil Service Tribunal was one of the committees he served on. <mask> thought that the system of fixing governmental remuneration should be the same as the US model, dividing the civil service into a relatively small number of pay grades. <mask> did not agree with the proposal. He was the chairman of the first Royal Commission on the Press. He was a fellow of Trinity College Dublin.He died in Oxford. He is remembered on his parents' grave in Edinburgh. The younger brother was Rev <mask> <mask>. He married Edith Ogden in 1906 and they had four daughters. Edith passed away in 1953. He was a cousin of another person. W. D<mask> was a moral realist, a non-naturalist, and an intuitionist.He said there are moral truths. The moral order is just as part of the fundamental nature of the universe as is the spatial or numerical structure expressed in the axioms of geometry or arithmetic. According to <mask>, the claim that something is good is true if it really is. <mask> agreed with G.E. Moore claims that any attempt to define ethical statements solely in terms of statements about the natural world commits the naturalistic fallacy. The terms "right" and "good" are not defined. It is not possible to define one in terms of the other because they cannot be defined in terms of natural properties.Moore's ethics were rejected by <mask>. The most important factor in determining what people should do is whether their actions will bring about the most good. <mask> believes that maximising the good is only one of several duties which play a role in determining what a person should do in a given case. <mask> does not claim his list to be all-inclusive: fidelity, reparation, gratitude, justice, and non-maleficence. Any number of these duties may apply. They may even disagree in an ethical dilemma. A duty of fidelity, as well as a duty to help people who helped you move house, could conflict with a duty of reparation.<mask> would argue that one of the main duties in a given situation is always the weightiest, and over-rules all the others. The action that the person ought to perform is the absolute obligation. The term "pro tanto" should have been used by <mask>. A pro tanto reason has genuine weight, but nonetheless may be outweighed by other considerations. A pro tanto reason may be a reason, but it may not be a reason at all. According to <mask>, self-evident intuition shows that there are four types of things that are good: pleasure, knowledge, virtue and justice. "Virtue" means actions or dispositions to act from the appropriate motives, for example, from the desire to do one's duty."Justice" is about happiness in proportion to merit. Pleasure, knowledge, and virtue all concern states of mind, in contrast to justice, which concerns a relation between two states of mind. The values are comparable with each other. virtue has the highest value while pleasure has the lowest, according to <mask>. He suggests that virtue belongs to a higher order of value and that no amount of pleasure is equal to it. Well-grounded knowledge of general principle is more valuable than weakly grounded knowledge of isolated matters of fact. According to <mask>'s intuitionism, we can know moral truths through intuition, for example, that it is wrong to lie or that knowledge is good.Intuitions are self-evident and do not need any additional proof. This ability is developed on the way to mental maturity. We can know both moral and mathematical truths in its fully developed form. This self-evident knowledge is limited to general principles, but not our absolute duty in a particular situation: what we should do all things considered. Even though this usually does not amount to knowledge proper due to the complexity involved in most specific cases, we can consult perception to determine which duty has the highest weight. <mask>'s ethics is often criticized for being unsystematic and failing to provide clear-cut ethical answers. moral intuitions are not a reliable basis for ethics because they are fallible, can vary widely from individual to individual, and are often roots in our evolutionary past in ways that make us suspicious of their capacity to track moral truth.There is no consideration of the consequences of the action undertaken. <mask>'s deontological pluralism was a true innovation. The revival of his ethical intuitionism was seen at the end of the 20th century and the beginning of the 21st century. Philosophers influenced by The Right and the Good include Philip Stratton-Lake, Robert Audi, Michael Huemer, and C.D. Broad. The works of Nicomachean Ethics were selected. W. D<mask> translated it.Clarendon Press is in Oxford. 1927: 'The Basis of Objective Judgments in Ethics' was written by Aristotle. The International Journal of Ethics is a journal. The Right and the Good was published in 1936, and the Foundations of Ethics was published in 1949. There are biographical details in Sir <mask>'s Pluralistic Theory of Duty. "Phillips, <mask>." W.D. is a Rossian Ethics.There is a Ross and Contemporary Moral Theory. Oxford University Press is in New York. A. K. Stout was born in 1967. '<mask>, <mask> David'. P.Edwards is the author. The Encyclopedia of Philosophy. The book was written in New York.Philip Stratton-Lake. 2002. There is an introduction. In 1930, in Ross. The Right and the Good. Oxford University Press. Mark Timmons.In 2003 'Moral Writings and The Right and the Good'. There are Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews. <mask> <mask> is a biography and online lectures at the Gifford Lectures website. People from Thurso were educated at the Royal High School, Edinburgh Alumni of Balliol College and the University.

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texts: <mask> is an American writer. Shrapnel Maps is one of his poetry books. Poems, essays, and reviews have been published in literary journals and magazines by him. His work has been published in Best American Poetry, The New American Poetry of Engagement, With Our Eyes Wide Open, and A Face to Meet the Faces. There are three Arab American Book Awards in poetry and the George W. Hunt, S.J., Prize. Behind the Lines was his first book. During his fellowship, he began to translate contemporary Russian poetry, and he has since published numerous translations of the poetry of Sergey Gandlevsky, Lev Rubinstein, and Arseny Tarkovsky.Life After Metres received a degree. He earned a magna cum laude from Holy Cross College. M.F.A. is a language. There are two degrees at Indiana University at Bloomington. He is the Director of the Peace, Justice, and Human Rights program at John Carroll University. <mask> was a faculty member at the conference. In the United States, Middle East, and Northern Ireland, Metres teaches issues related to peacebuilding.Metres has a role in the Arab-American literary scene. <mask> lives in Cleveland, Ohio with his wife and two daughters. His parents are psychologists Kay Dannemann <mask> and <mask> Jr. Shrapnel Maps are full-length poetry collections. The Copper Canyon Press will be published in 2020. There are pictures at an exhibition. The Sand Opera was a part of the poetry series.I Burned at the Feast: Selected Poems of Arseny Tarkovsky is a book by Alice James. There is a poetry center at Cleveland State University. <mask> wrote the translation. The press of ugly duckling. To see the world. There is a poetry center at Cleveland State University. <mask> wrote the translation.New York: Ugly Duckling Presse. <mask> translated. The Sound of Listening: poetry as refuge and resistance was published in Boston, MA. Essays on poetry. The University of Michigan Press is in Ann Arbor. A year ago. The poem of 9/11 and its aftermath is called Beyond Grief and Grievance.The Poetry Foundation has a website. "Poems for peace." The Poetry Foundation has a website. Poems of War and Peace in the Age of Pure War was written by Ambush and Stratagem. The Oxford Handbook of Modern and Contemporary Poetry. Ed. Cary Nelson.New York: Oxford UP. "From Reznikoff to Public Enemy." The Poetry Foundation has a website. War Resistance Poetry on the American Homefront has been published. Social History and poetry criticism. Poems Returning to Jaffa are from the University of Iowa Press. The Diode Editions are in Doha.There is a covenant of leaves. A winner of the Arab American Book Award. Abu ghraib arias. Flying Guillotine Press won the 2012 Arab American Book Award. There are thirty-five new pages. There is a translation. The man is Lev Rubinstein.The Ugly Duckling Presse was published in New York. There is an Ode to Oil. Instants, Cleveland Heights, OH: Kattywompus Press, 2011. The Primer for Non-Native Speakers was published in New York. There is a poetry series in Kent, OH. Anthologies Edited Come Together: Imagine Peace is an anthology of peace poems. <mask> gave an introduction.Ed. <mask>, Ann Smith, and Larry Smith are related. In anthology ghost fishing: an eco-justice poetry anthology was published by Bottom Dog Press. Ed. There is a person named Melissa Tuckey. The University of Georgia Press received honors and awards. George W. Hunt received the PEN/Heim Translation Fund Grant, the Ohio Arts Council Individual excellence Award, and the National Endowment for the Arts fellowship.<mask>' "Behind the Lines" is a faculty page at John Carroll University.

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texts: Queen Catherine Parr, the sixth and final wife of King Henry VIII, was the only brother of <mask>. He was a "sincere, plain, direct man, not clever nor involved", whose "delight was music and poetry and his exercise war", which he co-authored. He was in favor with the first two Protestant Tudor monarchs, Henry VIII and his son Edward VI, under whom he was the leader of the Protestant party, but had supported the desire of the latter to be succeeded by the Protestant Lady Jane Grey. He died without an issue. He was the only son and heir of the courtier Sir Thomas Parr who lived in the parish of Prescot and Kendal in Westmorland. His older sister was the wife of <mask>, 1st Earl of Pembroke. When <mask> was 4 years old, his father died and he became a ward of King Henry VIII.The 3rd Duke of Norfolk, uncle of both Queen Anne Boleyn and Queen Catherine Howard, encouraged his uncle to suppress the rising in the North of England in 1537. He was a Member of Parliament for Northamptonshire. His father-in-law, Henry Bourchier, 2nd Earl of Essex, died without a male issue in March 1540, and just after his sister had married the king, he was created Earl of Essex. He was King Edward VI's "beloved uncle" and one of the most important men at Edward's court and the leader of the Protestant party. In 1549, he served as Lord Lieutenant in five of the eastern counties, and in 1551, in three of the eastern counties, and in 1552, in two of the eastern counties. In 1551, he welcomed Mary of Guise, Regent of Scotland, to the palace on behalf of the King. After Edward's death, the king wanted to put the Protestant Lady Jane Grey on the throne in place of the Roman Catholic Queen Mary.After the accession of Mary I in 1553, he was convicted of high treason and sentenced to death. After the accession of the Protestant Queen Elizabeth I, his title of Marquess of Northampton was recreated for him. The Earl of Essex and Baron Parr were not restored to him. He married Anne Bourchier, the 7th Baroness Bourchier, on 9 February 1527 at the chapel of the manor of Stanstead in Essex. Her mother spent a lot of money to arrange the marriage. She said that she would live as she lusted. Their marriage was nullified by an Act of Parliament on 17 April 1543 and her children were declared bastards.He created the Earl of Essex on December 23, 1543. She was awarded some of her father's former estates by Queen Mary after her divorce. His wife Anne Bray was the daughter of George Brooke, 9th Baron Cobham of Cobham Hall in Kent. Their marriage was declared valid in 1548, invalid in 1553 and valid again in 1558. According to the IGI, Elizabeth Brooke may have given birth to a son named Richard in 1542. Five months before his death, he married the First Lady of the Privy Chamber to Queen Elizabeth I. She was buried with her husband in Salisbury Cathedral, Wiltshire, after divorcing Sir Thomas Gorges of Longford Castle, who had an issue with her.His title of Marquess of Northampton became extinct when he died at Warwick Priory. He was buried in the chancel of the church. Queen Elizabeth paid for his funeral and burial. His ledger stone is engraved with the name <mask>, the Marquis of Northampton, who died in October of 1571. The funeral of the Knight of the Garter to the Order of Queen Elizabeth was held on December 2, 1571. The Peerage of England Peers of England were created by the Knights of the Garter Lord-Lieutenants.

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texts: <mask>. Jimerson-Phillips is a movie producer. He was known as <mask>. Jimerson. Jimerson & ASSOCIATES was founded in 1995 by him. He has written five books. He is a pro-life activist. Jimerson-Philips was a student at the Arthur Ash School in Chicago. He was exposed to strong religious values when he was a child.He was inspired by his mother's work as an avid Christian missionary, author, songwriter and humanitarian, eventually leading him to contribute and publish a gospel activity book, written and illustrated by her. The church is in Christ. Annette Princess Jimerson is a sister of Jimerson-Philips. Jessica M. Jimerson is a niece of Stephen Wigley Jr. Prodigal Son Child of The King, Player's School', and A Day in the Life were all published by him. He was the author of convention books for Bishop George D. McKinney of COGIC Southern California Second Jurisdiction. He played a supporting role in the careers of actors David Ramsey and Sam Saletta.He took the stage name Captain Fantastic. Captain Fantastic & Star Fleet, an independent release on Right Note Records, was rereleased in 2020 by Light in The Attic Records. There was a secret love affair between a man and woman. The release featured a number of people, including Charles Allen, Lloyd Smith, Mark Bynum, Gerald Pride, Nazeeh Islam, and Ralph LaVeaux. Kimmi Kim's 1988 release "Playmate" is one of the records produced by Jimerson-Philips & Allen. He used to act as a casting agent for music videos, including "Give It 2 Me", "Izzo" and "Girls, Girls, Girls" by Jay-Z. He provided talent in many other videos.He appeared in R. Kelly's "If I Could Turn Back The Hand of Time" music video due to the absence of a male talent. Multiple Gold and Platinum Record Awards were received by <mask>. Jimerson-Philips. He earned a certificate of completion at the Hollywood Film Institute as Cinema Director and Line Producer because of his early fascination with film. He has produced nine motion pictures and co-produced three of them. He worked on the film Resurrection: The J.R. Richard Story. He was involved in other media projects, including the comedy Player's School, as well as reality series The House of Divas, and Social Media Experiment. Arkansas Governors Jim Guy Tucker and Mike Huckabee commissioned him to be a goodwill ambassador.He ran for City Council in Little Rock in 2000 but did not accept donations. He was appointed as a Colonel on the Staff of New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson. Represented Vanity (Vanity 6 fame) and traveled with her. He was recognized in two California State Senate Resolutions. The Hollywood Film Institute has a certificate of completion. The special certificate was issued by Charles Harrison Mason University. Chrispus Attucks School is in Chicago.The University of Arkansas is in Little Rock, Arkansas. The Book of Prayers Puzzle Games is a filmography discography book. State Senator Ducheny had a resolution number 1729. US Congresswoman Shelia Jackson Lee received a letter of praise. State Governor Bill Richardson had a commission as Colonel on his staff. Major Lee Brown from Houston, Texas made a special statement. The Good Will Ambassador Commission was created by Arkansas State Governors Jim Guy Tucker and Mike Huckabee.Major Larry Francis from El Paso, Texas made a special statement. Mayor Martin J. Chavez proclaimed "Benjamin O. Jimerson Day" in the City of Albuquerque, NM, in 1996. Albuquerque NM, City Mayor Martin J. Chavez has an Executive Order. J.O.Patterson Ministry Official Homepage IMBD: <mask>. Jimerson-Philips Jimerson and ASSOCIATES.

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texts: Bax was a well-known Texas radio personality, an author of books and a columnist for newspapers and magazines. He was born in Port Arthur, Texas, and was a lifelong resident of Southeast Texas. He was known locally as a radio heartland humorist in the Jean Shepherd tradition. Several generations of pilots read his columns on the joys of flying in the aviation magazine, Flying. From a young age, <mask> was entranced by aviation. He paid five dollars for his first airplane ride at the age of ten and was hooked on flying. He spent more than 25 years with Flying, writing 13 books and contributing to a Microsoft CD-ROM title, World of Flight, despite a slow start in the cockpit.He joined the Army Air Corps to be a pilot. <mask>'s ruination as a military pilot was predicted in high school by a math teacher who said <mask> spent too much time dreaming and drawing airplanes and not enough time studying. He trained in the Army Air Corps. After his ship was sunk in the South Pacific, he became a turret gunner in B-17s. He became a sharpshooter in every turret position. He became an active pilot in the late 1950s after soloing in a Luscombe during World War II. He became a familiar voice on Port Arthur and Beaumont radio stations after working as a Mississippi River boatman.His afternoon show of the 1950s attracted many young listeners as he unleashed wild humor between novelty and satire recordings, sometimes leaving the studio for shows on location. He was often invited to host shows and events in East Texas as his radio fame increased. Bill Lambright remembers listening to Barefoot Bathless <mask> on the radio in Port Arthur, Texas, where he was born, in the 40s, 50s, and 60s. As a kid, Bax's joy of flight and homespun humor spoke to me as well as all of his radio audience listening to KPAC, the voice of Port Arthur College. If I need a laugh, I read Bax! 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His commercials were just as entertaining as the music and antics he would pull. He had to mature a lot to master the techniques of flying a plane. I don't know. As he learned to fly his first airplane, I followed him on the radio.I would have liked those programs to be recorded. The days before audio tape were when they would be priceless. There are weekly newspapers in Texas. The senior editor for Flying discovered him when he was in town for a speech. The articles about flying were originally published in the Kountze, Texas weekly newspaper. The first three columns were "Houn Dog", "Cross City" and "The Wide Job". In 1973, his shortest column was titled Naked City Airport, Indiana.There was a crowd of 7,000 who came to view 50 naked girls vying for title of Miss Nude America and four naked parachute jumpers. The notebook was in my clothes. Village Creek was where he and his second wife lived. In 1979 his book, Village Creek, was reviewed by Kirkus Reviews and he wrote like it isn't any trouble, like he was just spilling over, as he tells about himself from a Depression childhood. Up leads him through a midlife crisis and out into the sunshine of a cabin on Village Creek, near Beaumont, and a loving new wife some 20 years his junior but his equal in backbone. He doesn't pretend that things are always easy between them and he doesn't blur either her intense individuality or his own. He admits that he was guilty of leaving a good woman who bore him eight children.Sometimes he falls into a neat little essay that could have been left out, or soars into high rhetoric with a veneer of folksiness. He sounds like the guy on the next barstool. He will tell you about his cat Pearl, a lady with too-frequent litters, his new baby and his helpful neighbors, as well as daily life on a creek that occasionally floods his property. In this lively, likable book, <mask> likes to get his feet wet and leave his damp tracks around for all to see. Flying started an annual Bax Seat Trophy in 1999 for the most-inspiring aviation writing because his writing was so vivid. His character and attitude towards flying were reflected in his Flying editor's comments in the introduction to the book, "Bax tries to pass himself off as a pilot, but don't believe him." 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It was hosted by Charles Durning in 2004.He was a regular contributor to "Car and Driver" magazine, writing about his love of vintage cars, hot rods and other auto-related stories. When he became visible with his Flying column in the 1970s, the magazine's editors pushed him intoUpgrading, since he only got his private pilots license in 1957. Commercial, glider and seaplane ratings were added at that point. The instrument rating was tackled by <mask>. The chaos of pursuing the instrument rating produced yet another column and one of his best-known quotations opened that column: "Instrument flying, I had concluded, is an unnatural act, probably punishable by God." Nine children and 16 grandchildren are left after the death of <mask>. He is buried in Texas.He was a member of the Texas Radio Hall of Fame. The Best of Bax, 1965,Are You Ready for Your Morning Report?, 1968 Bax Seat: Log of a Pasture Pilot, 1978 Bax & Car & Driver: The Best of <mask>, 1989 More Bax Seat: New Logs of a Pasture Pilot.

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texts: <mask> is an American mixed martial artist who most recently competed in the lightweight division of the UFC. He was the lightweight champion when he was a professional fighter. Horcher was raised in Shermans Dale, Pennsylvania, and began wrestling in his freshman year of high school. He transitioned to mixed martial arts. Horcher fought all of his earlier fights in Pennsylvania-based promotions before turning professional in September 2010. He signed with Bellator in 2012 with a record of 5–0 Horcher made his debut against E.J.A reserve bout was held on October 19, 2012 at Bellator 77. <mask> won the fight via knockout in just 21 seconds. On December 7, 2012 <mask> faced Chris Liguori. <mask> won the fight. <mask> was handed his first professional loss by a unanimous decision. <mask> was supposed to face Mike Bannon in June. The bout was canceled for unknown reasons.On November 2, 2013, <mask> faced Mike Medrano. He won the fight. On April 26, 2014, <mask> faced Gabriel Miglioli. He won the fight. <mask> was going to face Gil de Freitas. The fight was called off for unknown reasons. On August 23, 2014, Horcher faced Alex Ricci.He won the fight. On February 7, 2015, <mask> faced Jordan Stiner for the vacant CFFC lightweight championship. He won the fight in the third round. On April 16, 2016 at UFC on Fox 19, <mask> was tabbed as a short notice replacement to face Khabib Nurmagomedov. The catchweight was 160 lbs. He lost the fight in the second round. <mask> and Powell faced off at UFC Fight Night 112.He won the fight. <mask> faced Scott Holtzman at UFC Fight Night 123. He was defeated by a unanimous decision. <mask> faced Roosevelt Roberts at The Ultimate Fighter 28 Finale. He lost the fight in the first round. <mask> was released by the UFC. <mask> was expected to face Vadim Ogar on November 18, 2020, after the UFC release.The bout was moved to December 17, 2020. The bout was supposed to take place on December 18, 2020. <mask> won the fight in the first minute. <mask> replaced Natan Schulte at PFL 7 on August 13, 2021. Horcher was missing weight by 3.25 pounds at the weigh-ins. He was fined 20% of his purse for the bout at catchweight. Horcher was defeated by a unanimous decision.<mask> will face Aliev at Eagle FC 46.

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texts: <mask> is a football player for the Miami Dolphins of the National Football League. He was a football player at the University of Wisconsin. <mask>'s father, Rocky, was a second-team All-WAC player in 1990 when he was a linebacker at BYU. T.D. was the uncle of his father. <mask> was an offensive guard for the University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire. His brother played at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. <mask> grew up on a cranberry marsh near Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin that was originally established by his mother's ancestors in 1919, and he, his brother, and his sister are the fifth generation of the family to have worked the farm.He worked on the marsh while growing up, but his football development limited his farm work. Biegel was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He was a member of the USA Today All-USA high school football team as well as being named the Wisconsin Football Coaches Association Defensive Player of the Year. Rivals.com said he was a four-star recruit, while Scout.com said he was a four-star recruit. Biegel committed to Wisconsin in his junior year of high school. He chose Wisconsin over scholarship offers from other universities. In a 2016 interview, Biegel stated that he felt that Wisconsin was the place he needed to be.I knew I would be a Mormon if I went to the school. I could show the person who I am and have the biggest impact if I went to Wisconsin. He was selected to play in the 2012 U.S. Army All-American Bowl in San Antonio, Texas. <mask> attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison where he played on the football team. In his freshman year, <mask> injured his foot and didn't record any statistics, but he did get a medical redshirt. <mask> played in 13 games and started two of them. He had 25 tackles, three tackles-for-loss and two sacks.The Badgers had to replace all of their starting linebackers from the previous year. The starting outside and inside linebackers were replaced by Joe Schobert and <mask>. Marcus Trotter described <mask> as a hamster on a wheel and Schobert as an exact opposite. He's always running. "Schobert is the exact opposite," he said. He's very calm. <mask> started 13 of 14 games.<mask> recorded seven tackles, three sacks, four tackles-for-loss and one pass defensed in a game against the Boilermakers. He was named the Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week. <mask> had a season in which he recorded 56 total tackles, 16.5 tackles-for-loss and 7.5 sacks. The media named him a second-team All-Big Ten. The starting inside linebackers in 2015 were replaced by Schobert and <mask>. The Bednarik Award was one of the preseason award watchlists that <mask> was named to. <mask> started all 13 games.<mask> was named a 3rd-team All-Big Ten after the regular season ended. <mask> said "being named third-team all-Big Ten is a flat-out slap in the face to me" when asked about Schobert's comment. <mask> decided to return for the 2016 season instead of declaring for the draft after the Holiday Bowl win over USC. <mask> was projected to be drafted between the 3rd and 6th rounds by the NFL Draft Advisory Board after he requested an evaluation. <mask> recorded 66 total tackles, 14 tackles-for-loss and 8 sacks for the season. He was third on the team in tackles behind T.J. Edwards and Joe Schobert. <mask> was on the Bednarik Award watch list prior to the start of the season.<mask> was rated the number one returning outside linebacker in both pass rushing and defending the run by Pro Football Focus. <mask> was named to the second team of the Big Ten. <mask> was drafted by the Green Bay Packers in the fourth round. <mask> had a broken fifth metatarsal in his foot. On May 31, he signed his contract. <mask> was placed on the physically unable to perform list. He was on the active roster when he was activated off the PUP.<mask> was not retained by the Packers. <mask> was signed to the New Orleans Saints' practice squad. He was promoted to the active roster. <mask> was traded to the Miami Dolphins in exchange for Alonso. In week 15 against the New York Giants, <mask> recorded his first career interception off a pass thrown by Eli Manning. <mask> signed a one-year contract with the Dolphins. <mask> was ruled out for the 2020 season due to an injury.He was placed on injured reserve. <mask> signed a contract extension with the Dolphins. He was placed on injured reserve. He was released on September 7. He was re-signed to the practice squad. He was promoted to the active roster. The Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week was Academic All-Big Ten.

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texts: The Umayyad caliphs were advisers to <mask> ibn Khanzal al-Kind. He was a strong supporter of the religious conduct of the caliphs. He was involved in the construction of the Dome of the Rock. He was a mentor of Sulayman during his time as governor of Palestine. He was a secretary to the new caliph and played an important role in securing the succession of Umar II. He spent the last 10 years of his life in retirement. <mask>, also known as "Ab Nar" or "Abl-Miqdm", was the son of <mask>.He was born in the Jordan district before moving to Palestine. <mask> considered himself a Jerusalemite according to a report by the Egyptian historian al-Suyuti. He was born during the early reign of the first Umayyad caliph, Mu'awiya I. <mask> was a mawl, or non-Arab, Muslim client, according to the 9th-century historian. There is good evidence that <mask> may have been a descendant of the Kindite tribesman, due to the existence of his full genealogy, which places him as a great-grandson of the Kindite tribesman. In his later life, Imru al-Qays lived in Baysan, while <mask> lived in his youth. Because of his family's residence in the Palestine or Jordan district of Syria, <mask> is sometimes given the nisba.The family most likely hailed from or settled in an area inhabited by their Kindite tribal kin or patrons, whose prominence in Syria had grown under Mu'awiya and further still under Caliph Marwan I. <mask> gained favor with the Umayyads, particularly Marwan's son and successor, through the patronage of the Kindites in the caliphs' courts in Syria. The financing of the Dome of the Rock's construction in Jerusalem was given to <mask> and his Jerusalemite mawl. <mask> relocated to Palestine from the Jordan district in order to become the leader of the people of Palestine. The Fail al-Bayt al-Muqaddas, written by the Jerusalemite preacher Ahmad al-Wasiti before 1019, describes <mask>'s role in its construction. The caliph told <mask> and Yazid to spend a lot of money on the building. There was a surplus of 100,000 gold dinars in the construction budget after the Dome of the Rock's completion, according to an account recorded by a Palestine-based historian.The caliph offered them the sum as an additional reward for their efforts, but both men refused, so he ordered that the coins be melted to gild the building's dome. According to the historian, <mask> played a bigger role in the founding of the Dome of the Rock than was previously thought. He played an important role in developing the early Muslim tradition about Jerusalem's sanctity if he had a social connection to Palestine. He held a senior position in the Umayyad court and had knowledge of the Qur'an. The Dome of the Rock on the Temple Mount may have been advised to be chosen by <mask>, who may have formulated the Qur'anic inscriptions which decorate the structure's interior and exterior. At the end of the Dome of the Rock's completion, <mask> was assigned to a joint embassy with the up-and-coming commander al-Hajjaj to negotiate a reconciliation with Zufar. Since their defeat by the Umayyads and their Kindite and Banu Kalb allies, the latter gave up their loyalties to the Mecca-based caliph.When al-Hajjaj refused to do so, <mask> showed his moderate disposition by praying with Zufar. The rebels who participated in the mass anti-Umayyad, Iraqi rebellion of Ibn al-Ash'ath were pardoned by <mask>. Secretary of Sulayman and Umar II assigned <mask> as his mentor when he was appointed governor of Palestine. <mask> was with al-Walid I on the pilgrimage to Mecca and Medina. The "outstanding man of religion of his age for Syria", <mask>, gained a reputation as the ascetic of the Umayyads by the time the caliphate was established. He related traditions from companions of the Islamic prophet Muhammad, such as Mu'awiya and Abu Umama al-Bahili. According to a quote attributed to Maslama, the head Umayyad commander on the Byzantine front, "through <mask> and his likes, we are rendered victorious".<mask> used to be regarded as the most knowledgeable jurist in Syria, but if you provoke him, you will find him. <mask> was the head of the administration of justice. According to the Mamluk historian, he was the governor of Palestine when he recommended the site of Ramla as the new capital of Islamic Palestine. According to the traditional Muslim historians, <mask> played an influential role in securing the succession of the paternal cousin, Umar II, to the caliphate over expectations in the Umayyad ruling family. During the battle against the Byzantines in 717, the historian al-Waqidi wrote about the death of the leader of the army, Sulayman. The intention that the office of the caliphate remain in the hands of his direct descendants was common knowledge in the ruling family. The ill caliph debated potential replacements with <mask> after his son Ayyub died.The two Umayyad groups present at Dabiq were represented by <mask> and the family of the caliph's brother Hisham. The former favored Umar, who was away on the pilgrimage, while the latter favored his brother, Yazid II. In al-Waqidi's accounts, <mask> persuaded Sulayman to give up his sons and brothers in favor of Umar. <mask> was chosen to carry out the will. He secured the decision by getting oaths of loyalty from the Umayyad family to the successor. Umar was revealed as the next caliph after he gained their oaths. He threatened to use force against the brothers after they protested.The personal account of <mask>, the original authority for the early Muslim sources, is believed to have overstated his role in the affair. When Umar was governor of Medina for al-Walid, <mask> first met him. <mask> was one of Umar's three ktibs. There is no evidence that <mask> was a copyist or that a group of such copyists flourished in Palestine. There is no precise information about <mask>'s contributions to the administrative reforms of Umar. <mask> probably entered retirement after the death of Umar. According to the medieval Persian historian Abu Nu'aym al-Isfahani, Umar's successor, Caliph Yazid II, refused to accompany him on his visit to Jerusalem.<mask> wrote back after Caliph Hisham expressed regret about his executions of the Qadari. According to the medieval historian, <mask> died in Qussin. The Umayyad governor of Iraq, Khalid al-Qasri, may have had something to do with <mask> ending up there. There were 660 births and 730 deaths in the 7th-century Umayyad people.

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texts: A Cuban composer, performer and professor is named <mask>. He received an honours degree in 1966 from the Havana National "Amadeo Roldn" Conservatory, where he studied piano, theory and organ. He obtained a Post-Graduate Certificate in 1968 from the Superior Academy of Music (AMJ), where he studied composition and theory with Vclav Dobi and Karel Jnacek. He took private classes with Alois Hba. <mask> studied Orchestral Conducting with Cuzn and Romeu at the Superior Institute of Arts in Havana. As a composer,<mask> has received numerous commissions from organizations and individual performers; and has kept a busy international career, appearing frequently at ISCM events. The ISCM New Music Miami Festival invited him as a composer in 2004.The Lincoln Centre in New York City is one of the places where <mask>'s works have been performed. His works have 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 Areto, SNE, Centredisc, Bonk, Blue Note, and Empreintes Digitales are where Barroso's music can be found. The UNESCO International Rostrum of Composers in Paris and the UNESCO International Rostrum of Electroacoustic Music have both featured his music. Barroso has specialized in baroque music as a keyboardist. He has performed at the National Arts Centre in Canada, the Chapelle historique du Bon-Pasteur in France, the South Bank Centre in London, and the Glenn Gould Studio in Toronto. Canadian composers have been commissioned by Barroso to create works for keyboard controlled synthesizer.Professor <mask> was a professor at the National Conservatory in Havana, Cuba from 1968 to 1973. He taught at the National School of Music in Havana from 1968 to 1976, and at the University of Havana from 1976 to 1980. He was Head of contemporary music for the Cuban Broadcasting Institute from 1975 to 1977 and head of music for the Ministry of Culture, Cuba from 1977 to 1980. In 1980, <mask> established his permanent residence in Canada, and after a brief period teaching at Trent University, he moved to the West Coast to teach at the University of Victoria from 1981 to 1984 and at the Simon Fraser University in 1986. He taught electronic music at the Mexico City National "Carlos Chvez" Conservatory. In Cuba, Canada, Europe, Latin America, and the USA, <mask> has received numerous awards and recognitions. The Director of the Music departments at the Havana National "Jos Mart" Library, the University of Havana, and the Cuban Ministry of Culture have been appointed by <mask>.He served as secretary-general of the Cuban section of the International Music Council and as an associate of the Canadian Music Centre. <mask>'s works include music for ballet, acoustic instruments, and electronic works. Nancy Casanovas has a piano, percussion, audience, and fixed media. 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Luis Bayard, flute, piccolo, alto flute,Miguel Villafruela, Soprano saxophone, Flores Chaviano, guitar, andJorge Gomez Labraa, piano are all from the original version of La Noche. Laura Wilcox, viola; Jitanjfora; La Casa de Bernarda Alba. 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texts: A series of children's books for which she collected and related fairy tales worldwide were written by <mask>. She published over 90 books. <mask> was the youngest of three daughters of John Manning. She was born in Wales but her family moved to the UK when she was three. She was interested in reading books as a child. She and her sisters acted in their plays. She said that her childhood was "extraordinarily happy" with her parents and freedom.According to a story she tells in the foreword to Scottish Folk Tales, she spent her summers in a farmhouse in the Scottish Highlands named "Shian", which she says means the place where fairies live. Manning loved to listen to Granny Stewart tell stories. Manning studied English literature and Shakespeareans at Manchester University. She was married to the English artist George Sanders when they changed their names to Manning-Sanders. She worked in a circus and toured Britain in a horse-drawn caravan during her early married life. The family moved into a cottage in the fishing hamlet of Land's End. Joan Manning-Sanders became famous as a teenage artist in the 1920s.Her husband died in an accident. During the 1960s and 1970s, Manning-Sanders published dozens of fairy-tale anthologies. Some of Manning-Saunders's fairy-tale collection include a foreword on the origins of the tales. The stories in A Book of Dragons come from all over the world. She says that not all dragons want to kill princesses. There are stories of kind and proud dragons in the book. In the foreword to A Book of Witches, Manning-Sanders gives insight into how she believed fairy tales should end.Her wit and good humour were noted in the dust jacket. There is no word wasted. Death Manning-Sanders died in Penzance, England. For many long-lived writers, death is followed by an eclipse. Manning-Sanders's priceless treasury of folk-tales should be re-released by publishers. We would all be poorer. Many of her children's fairy-tale titles were illustrated by Robin Jacques, who expressed a preference for children's books of the more imaginative and fanciful kind, since these leave greater scope for illustrative invention, where I feel most at home.The twenty-five books we have done together contain much of the work that I feel personally happiest with. Donald Chaffin was one of the illustrators of her fairy tales. The American and international publishers of children's literature were Manning-Sanders. She worked at a circus in England. Her novel is called The Golden Ball. A Novel of the Circus is said to have parallels with the life of Leon LaRoche, a famed circus performer with the Barnum & Bailey Circus. Up to World War II, Manning-Sanders was a noted poet and novelist.The Hogarth Press published at least two of her early poetry collections. Edward Thomas wrote ten poems in the 1918 volume "Twelve Poets, a Miscellany of New Verse". She won the Blindman International Poetry Prize in 1926 for The City, and was a close friend of the English author Walter de la Mare, who spent at least one holiday with the Manning-Sanders family in Cornwall. Manning-Sanders lived next to Mary Butts in Sennen, Cornwall. The 1951 anthology "One and All - A Selection of Stories from Cornwall" was edited by Denys Val Baker. Robert Westall edited the 1988 anthology "Ghost Stories". Caedmon published her story, "The Goblins at the Bath House" from A Book of Ghosts and Goblins in 1978 and it was read byVincent Price.The "A Book of..." series were illustrated by Robin Jacques. A Book of Giants, 1962 A Book of Dwarfs, 1963 A Book of Dragons, 1964 A Book of Witches, 1966 A Book of Wizards, and 1969 A Book of Princes and Princesses.

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texts: <mask> is an American physician, medical entrepreneur, professor, and hospital administrator. He has a specialty in critical care medicine. <mask> was the founder of the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit at John'sHopkins Hospital, working there from 1977 to 1991. He served as chairman of the Department of Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine from 1980 to 1980 and was a professor of anesthesiology and pediatrics. After serving in the United States Army Medical Corp., <mask> earned his medical degree from the State University of New York Upstate Medical University in Syracuse and went on to become a doctor. He was the founder and chairman of several pharmaceutical research companies focused on the treatment of cancer. <mask> was an influential figure in the development of the specialty of children's intensive care in the United States.He was an editor of a textbook on critical care medicine and helped establish the medical sub-board exams. The fifth edition of <mask>' Textbook is headed by new editors. The <mask><mask> Chair in Critical Care Medicine is named after him. <mask> was born in New York City in 1942 and grew up in the Bronx. He was accepted into the Bronx High School of Science. His parents did not attend higher education. <mask>' uncle was the first in the family to attend college.<mask> graduated from Columbia University with a degree in medieval history. <mask> studied towards a medical degree at the Upstate Medical Center of the State University of New York. His studies were funded by a grant from the National Institutes of Health. In 1969 he graduated from medical school and began an internship at Massachusetts General Hospital. He started his residency at Boston Children's Hospital after one year at MGH. <mask> completed a two-year anesthesiology residency at MGH after completing a two-year cardiology fellowship at Duke University Medical Center. <mask> served in the United States Army from 1975 to 1977.<mask> was the director of Newborn Services at the Ireland Army Hospital when he was a member of the Medical Corps. He became the first director of thePICU in 1977. He was promoted to associate professor in 1979. The Department of Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine was renamed after <mask> became the Chair in 1980. He was promoted to professor of pediatrics and anesthesiology. The original PICU was small and not large like a living room and closet. There were six beds, four in one big room and two in the other.There was a small nursing staff that was not dedicated to intensive care. <mask> opened a new critical care unit in 1985. He hired Richard Traystman, a professor in epidemiology, as director of research and together they transformed the Department of Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine into one of the top NIH-funded anesthesia departments in the United States. The first World Congress of Intensive Care was founded in 1992. <mask> was an editor of a textbook on the subject and developed the medical sub-board exams for critical care medicine. The Handbook of Pediatric Intensive Care was first published in 1989. The book was changed to <mask>' Textbook of Intensive Care.Although no longer under <mask>' supervision, it is still in its fifth edition. Rogers' Textbook has two co-editors, Donald H. Shaffner and David Nichols. More than 45 doctors have been trained and mentored by <mask>. <mask> was elected to the National Academy of Sciences of the Institute of Medicine in 1995. <mask> was a visiting scholar at the medical center in the former Yugoslavia. <mask> graduated from the Wharton Business School of the University of Pennsylvania in 1991 with a Master of Business Administration degree and later became the CEO of the Duke Hospital and Health Network. The hospital's operating room supplies were provided at a capped budget by a capitated contract in 1996.The supplier that kept the hospital's supply costs down was rewarded with a bonus. <mask> was senior vice-president and chief technology officer of Perkin-Elmer. He was the founder and chairman of PolaRX, a company that developed the FDA-approved drug arsenic trioxide for the treatment of acute promyelocytic leukemia. The company was sold for $100 million. Innovative Drug Delivery Systems was sold to a larger company for approximately $230 million. <mask> was the chairman of Cardiome. He became chairman of Aptamera in 2004.AGRO 100 was an experimental drug that was used in human clinical trials. The Reagan-Udall Foundation is an advisory board to the Federal Drug Administration. <mask> is married to <mask>, who is also a professor of geriatrics. They live in Florida. Columbia College alumni include the State University of New York Upstate Medical University and the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.

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texts: <mask>, also known as <mask>, was an Italian conceptual artist. A series of embroidered maps of the world, Mappa, was created between 1971 and <mask>'s death in 1994. <mask>'s work was typified by his idea of 'twinning', which led him to add 'e' between his names. <mask> was the son of <mask>, a lawyer, and Adelina Marchisio, a violinist. <mask> abandoned his studies to work as an artist. He had a wide range of theoretical interests in his early years. The Swiss-German painter Paul Klee was one of the preferred authors of his youth.<mask> had an interest in mathematics and music. <mask> discovered the works of German and Argentine artists at a young age. <mask>'s oil paintings are reminiscent of the Russian painter Nicolas de Stal. <mask> moved to Paris to study engraving. While in France in 1962, he met AnneMarie Sauzeau, an art critic and writer, whom he was to marry in 1964 and have two children with. He traveled to several countries from 1974 to 1976. <mask> traveled to Afghanistan and Pakistan many times in the 1970s and 1980s, but Afghanistan was not accessible to him after the Soviet invasion in 1979.He returned to New York in 1975. <mask> developed a significant body of diverse works that were both poetic and pleasing to the eye while at the same time steeped in his diverse theoretical interests and influenced by his extensive travels. He died of a brain cancer in Rome at the age of 53. <mask> began to create works out of unusual materials such as plaster, masonite, plexiglass, light fixture and other industrial materials in the 1960's. His first solo show was in 1967. A group of Italian artists referred to their works as Arte Povera, or poor art, in an exhibition at Galleria La Bertesca in the Italian city of Genoa. <mask> used a wide array of materials, tools, and techniques, including ball pens and the postal system.<mask> uses the most modest materials and techniques to take art off its pedestal of dignity. <mask> was interested in the relationship between chance and order in various systems of classification. Influenced by his Afghanistan and Pakistan travels, are non-Western traditions and cultural practices. An example of his work is the Lampada annuale, a single, outsized light bulb in a mirror-lined wooden box, which randomly switches itself on for eleven seconds each year. The likelihood of a viewer being present at the moment of illumination is remote, and this work focuses on the possibilities and limitations of chance. <mask>'s artistic background was listed on a poster that he produced in 1967. The Dossier Postale was sent to 26 well-known recipients including artists, art critics, and dealers.<mask>'s preoccupation with improbability and chance is demonstrated by the fact that each letter was returned to the artist undelivered. <mask> moved to Rome without completely abandoning some of his democratic, anti-elitist, strategies. He changed his name to <mask> <mask> to reflect the opposing factors presented in his work: the individual and society, error and perfection, order and disorder. <mask> altered photographs so that he appeared to be holding the hand of his identical twin in his double-portrait I Gemelli published in 1968. Both artists and non- artists were given a lot of freedom in their contributions to his works. One of the better known types of his works consists of colored letters embroidered in grids on canvases of varying sizes, the letters reading as short phrases in Italian, for instance Ordine e Disordine. To create these pictures, <mask> worked with artisan embroiderers in Afghanistan and Pakistan, to whom he gave his designs, but increasingly handed over the process of selecting and combining the colors and thus deciding the final aesthetic look of the work.In the lavori biro, he would invite friends and acquaintances, to fill large colored sections of the multi-part work by ball pen, typically alternating between a man and a woman from one sheet to another. <mask> made his first drawings in 1972 and continued through the late 1980s. The largest of <mask>'s Biro works are the four versions of Ononimo, with their progressions of eleven separate panels, each hand-coloured in biro. A large embroidered piece titled Classificazione dei mille fiumi piu lunghi del mondo is his most ambitious project. Six of the artist's watercolors were published in Austrian Airlines' flight magazine 'Sky Lines'. The jigsaws of the images were made available to passengers on the flights at this time. He participated in the exhibition "Terrae Motus" in 1986.<mask> realized a work of art about the Irpinia earthquake after the Neapolitan gallerist asked the major contemporary artists to do something about it. <mask>'s large embroidered maps of the world are called simply Mappa. The artist began to collect newspaper covers with maps of war zones after the Six-Day War. The shapes from the June 1967 map were asked to be embroidered by his wife. During his second voyage to Afghanistan in 1971, he pondered the idea of the first large-scale Mappa. The most famous of which were the Mappa, world maps in which each country features the design of its national flag, were created by the One Hotel with his friend and business partner, Gholam Dastaghir. <mask> commissioned women to make his first map.He went on to commission roughly 150 of them, with no one having the same dimensions. The collapse of the Soviet Union and the fall of the Berlin Wall are reflected in <mask>'s maps. The maps were embroidered by up to 500 artisans in Afghanistan and Pakistan and were the result of a collaborative process that left the design to the realities of the time. The maps show the political boundaries of the countries. In one map, the sea is pink rather than blue, as Afghans had no tradition of mapping oceans. <mask>'s signature and sayings, as well as excerpts from Sufi poetry, can be found in the border texts. The embroidered Mappa is the epitome of beauty.The world is made as it is, not as I designed it, the flags are those that exist, and I did not design them, so I did absolutely nothing for that work. The brightly colored Arazzi works are embroidered pieces that depict sentences drawn from poetry, wisdoms from around the world, or sayings invented by <mask>. The Arazzi grandi, containing messages in both Italian and Persian, are each distinct, recording the date when they were created, and containing an elaborate internal code that prescribes the order of the sentences on display. They contrast European letters with Persian calligraphy in checkerboard patterns, alternating bands, grids or cruciform shapes. <mask> was interested in the concept of time and its inevitable passing and the dates on the Arazzi grandi mark a point of captivation. The time it takes for each map to be embroidered is usually between one and two years. <mask> was forced to abandon this practice after the Afghan border was closed.The work began in his studio in Rome, with the artist outlining the countries in felt-tip pen onto linen, before sending the cloth framework to Afghanistan. The invasion of Afghanistan by Russian troops in 1979 shifted production completely from Kabul to Peshawar in Pakistan, where a group of Afghan women had taken refuge. Between 1982 and 1985 only a few maps were made, with production halted until 1982. <mask> was not allowed to visit the camps because he was a European male. The photographer was asked to go to Pakistan in 1990 to take pictures of the craftswomen at work. The Museum of Modern Art in New York has a permanent collection of this series. <mask> was invited to participate in the seminal exhibition "Live in your Head."In 1969 there was a song called "When Attitudes Become Form". John Weber Gallery in New York hosted <mask>'s first US solo exhibition in 1973. He held an anthological exhibition in 1978 that featured historical works alongside more recent ones. He was the subject of a retrospective in Germany and Switzerland in 1992. He was honored with several exhibitions after his death, most notably at the Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna, Rome. The artist participated in Documentas 5 and 7 in the 70's and 80's. The Venice Pavillon was dedicated to <mask> <mask> in 2001.A number of works have been lent to the MoMA by the Tornabuoni art Gallery. Galleria Christian Stein, Turin, Italy, 1967, Arte Povera, Galleria La Bertesca, Genoa, 1967, 1969 and When Attitude Becomes Form, Galleria De Nieubourg, Milan, Italy, 1967, are all group exhibitions. The John Weber Gallery was in New York in 1973. The 1978 Art Agency Tokyo wascurated by Jean-Christophe Amman. The 44th Venice Biennale took place in Venice, Italy. The Centre National d' Art has a Synchronizitaet. The Galleria Civica d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea is part of the project.A retrospective of Tate Modern. "Alighiero Boetti: Game Plan" is at MoMA. The Museum of Modern Art in New York has a collection of key works. The art market was created in 1995 for the issuance of certificates of authenticity for works by <mask>. In 2008, lawsuits were filed between the artist's primary dealer at the time, Sperone Westwater Gallery, and the Archivio Alighiero Boetti, over the authenticity of 15 works exhibited and sold by the gallery. In a January 2008 suit by the archive against the gallery in Milan, the archive sought declaratory judgment that it is not liable to the gallery for not authenticating the works in dispute, and that the gallery violated its "moral rights" by displaying, publishing, and selling works of art. In return, Sperone Westwater sued the Boetti Archive in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York for what it alleges is a broad scheme to undermine it by questioning the authenticity of Boetti artworks it has shown and sold in the United States.In the New York suit, Sperone Westwater asked the judge to make a declaratory judgment that the archive has no moral rights claims and also seeks damages for the defendants' injuries to the gallery's business and reputation. The La Tartaruga Gallery is further read. The teatro della mostre (Rome, Lerici editore, 1968, in Italian) was written by Albert Boatto and <mask> and <mask>. Annelie Pohlen, <mask> <mask>, Jean-Christophe Ammann, M. T. Roberto, A. <mask> e <mask> was in Italian. The exhibition Alighiero Boetti was published in 2001. Niente da vedere niente da nascondere was held at the 49th Venice Biennale.The Art of Alighiero e Boetti is the sequel to When 1 is 2: The Art of Alighiero e Boetti. ), <mask> <mask>, Giacinto Di Pietrantonio, and Corrado Levi. Boetti Quasi tutto (Milan, Silvana Editoriale, 2004, in Italian) was written by <mask> <mask>. The website of the Alighiero Boetti Foundation has External links.

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texts: P.K. is called Pongsiri P.K. Saenchaimuaythaigym is a Muay Thai kickboxer. He competed in the inaugural ONE Featherweight Muay Thai World Championship at ONE Championship: Warrior's Code on February 7, 2020. The decision was unanimous. He was going to fight in the Omnoi Stadium in Prachinburi. The title was for the Omnoi Stadium. The decision was made by Pongsiri.He lost the ONE Championship: No Surrender 2 bout to Sorgraw Petchyindee by split decision. The ONE Championship: A New Breed 2 was to feature a fight between Sean Clancy and <mask>. The fight was decided by a unanimous decision. Liam Harrison is scheduled to face <mask> on April 14, 2021. Harrison was prevented from traveling to the event because of the COVID-19 situation in the United Kingdom. The ONE Championship: NextGen 3 was to feature a fight between <mask> and Alaverdi Ramazanov. He was knocked out in the first round.The One Championship: Warrior's Code was held in Jakarta, Indonesia. The style is "background: white colspan" The style is white and bgcolor is#fbb. Sam Bark was the Top King 16 in Fujian, China. The loss was at the Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand. Vinailek Sor.Jor.Vichitpadriew is a boxing stadium in Thailand. A decision was made at the Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand on February 5, 2008.Saeksan Or. The decision was made at 3 pm at the Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand.

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texts: <mask>, better known as "Britt <mask>", is an American vocalist, songwriter and recording artist. Her debut mainstream single, "Ready or Not", was in the Mainstream Top 40. Her fourth studio album, Gold, was nominated for a grammy. She is signed by both Capitol Records and Sparrow. She was born in Salisbury, North Carolina. <mask> started singing at the age of three in her church. She, along with her brother and cousin, became involved with the church's daily program on a Charlotte TV station.She was a great dancer, taking ballet, jazz, hip hop, and lyrical. She was a member of the advanced choir group and performed at Carnegie Hall in New York. Duke University's Brightleaf Music Workshop has a member named <mask>. <mask> turned down a scholarship to pursue a full-time music career. She was told by God to concentrate on singing instead of going to college. On January 10, 2003 she released her debut album, Follow the Call. She signed a management deal with Vertical Entertainment and a development deal with Word Records.Her debut extended play was released in 2004. Her song "Indestructible" was featured on the WOW Next 2007 CD and she performed at a number of festivals. She was a member of the Christian hip-hop group GRITS and featured on their 2006 album, Redemption. On May 22, 2007, she released her second album. It peaked at No. 40 on the Christian Albums chart. "You" was the first single from the album.It was in the Top 10 of R&R magazine. According to R&R magazine, it was the 12th most played song on Christian Hit Radio in 2007. It peaked at No. Her highest charting song to date was 6 on the Hot Christian Songs. The opening act on the Winter Jam Tour was <mask>. On September 5, 2007, <mask>'s song "Sunshine Girl" was featured on MTV's teen reality show Newport Harbor: The Real Orange County. The first music video for <mask>'s song "Believe" was released on September 22, 2007.The album's second single was released on October 30, 2007. According to R&R magazine's Christian CHR chart, it was the 21st most-played song of 2008 on Christian Pop radio stations. On November 20, 2007, <mask> released her first piece of work. The Christmas-themed EP was only released digitally. It featured her song "Holiday", plus two never before released songs; one is an original titled "Come What May", and the other is a cover song of the holiday hit "Last Christmas". Say Its third and final US single was "Set the World on Fire". The song reached the top of the charts.11 on Hot Christian Songs. "Holiday" and "When She Cries" were both released in the UK in 2007, while "Don't worry now" was released in Australia. <mask>'s third album was called "The Lost Get Found" and she released a new song to promote it. The song made it to the Top 20 of the Hot Christian Songs chart. It peaked at 20. There are 8. It peaked at No.There are 1 Christian radio stations. The song was released as a single on November 17, 2009. A karaoke version of the track was included in the single. The Lost Get Found was released in August of 2009. 1 on the Christian albums chart. There is a song on the billboard 200. The music video for her song "Holiday" was posted on YouTube in the same month."Walk on the Water" was her second US single from The Lost Get Found. 17 on the Hot Christian Songs chart. There is a song on Christian radio. It was promoted on a show. The song "Headphones" was her second single from The Lost Get Found in the UK. It peaked at No. There are two on the UK Christian CHR chart.On January 1, 2010, a new album was released. There was an acoustic version of <mask>'s song. August 24, 2010 is when her second EP was released. There are five acoustic versions of previous songs and a new song called "Found By You". The album was the top seller. There are 22 on the Hot Christian Albums chart. "Hanging On", her third single from The Lost Get Found, was released in July.It peaked at No. The song is on the Hot Christian Songs chart. "Welcome to the Show" was released in the UK in early 2010. It peaked at No. The country has a Christian CHR chart. The song "Safe" was released in the UK in the middle of the year. It peaked at No.The country has a Christian CHR chart. On November 9, 2010, a music video for "Headphones" was released. "Have Your Way" was released in the UK in December of 2010. It peaked at No. The UK has a Christian CHR chart. The release of <mask>'s fourth album was preceded by the January release of "All This Time", the album's lead single. It was the number one.One song on Christian pop radio for eight weeks in a row and peaked at No. 3 on the chart. The album was released in March of 2012 The album was the top seller. 1 on the Hot Christian albums chart. The highest charting album for the singer was 41. In the fall of 2012 the singles "Stand" and "Breakthrough" were released to the United States and United Kingdom Christian radio.The song peaked at No. "Breakthrough" peaked at No. 11 on US Christian pop radio. There are three on the UK Christian Pop radio. "Jingle Bell Rock" and "O Holy Night" were Christmas music videos. "Gold" was <mask>'s debut single and she signed to Capitol Records. Her album, Gold, was re-released on February 26, 2013. The radio version of "Gold" was one of the things she released on January 11, 2013.Tenth Avenue North's Christmas song "We Three Kings" and her own song "O Come All Ye Faithful" are included on WOW Christmas Blue. The song "The Sun Is Rising" was included in the soundtrack of the film, The Other Woman, gaining popularity without being an official single. March 17, 2015, is when her first album was released. " Through Your Eyes" is the lead single from <mask> <mask>'s fifth studio album. "Be the Change" and "Pave" are promotional singles for <mask>'s fifth studio album, which will be released on October 7, 2016 by People Magazine. On October 7, 2016 Britt <mask> was released in standard and deluxe editions. <mask>'s parents divorced when she was seven.She mentioned this in her songs "Don't worry now" and "All this time". She married Joshua Crosby on July 1, 2012 <mask> announced that she was pregnant with her first child on February 5, 2013. <mask> and her husband announced on September 3, 2014, that she was pregnant with their second child, Adin Jerusalem Crosby, who was born on February 8, 2015. <mask> shared the first picture of her second son, Eli, on May 8, 2019. <mask> prayed for President Donald Trump in the Oval Office in December. The Lost Get Found is a studio album.

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texts: <mask> was a Dutch aviation pioneer and aircraft designer. The Eindecker monoplanes, the Dr.1 triplane and the D.VII biplane were produced in Germany during the First World War. <mask> moved his business to the Netherlands after the Treaty of Versailles forbade Germany to make aircraft. The Fokker F.VII/3m tri motor was a successful passenger aircraft of the inter-war years. He died in New York. He was charismatic but unscrupulous in business according to later authors. <mask> was the son of <mask>, a Dutch coffee plantation owner.According to some sources, he was born in Kediri. The capital of the "Kediri Residency" was Kediri. <mask> and his older sister, Toos, were given a Dutch upbringing after the family returned to the Netherlands. <mask> wasn't a studious boy and didn't complete his high school education. He preferred making things, playing with model trains and steam engines, and experimenting with model aeroplane designs. He devoted a lot of time to the development of a wheel that wouldn't suffer from punctures. <mask>'s interest in flight came from Wright's exhibition flights in France in the summer and fall of 1908.<mask> was sent by his father to Germany to receive training as an automobile mechanic at Bingen Technical school, but his interest was in flying, so he transferred to the Erste deutsche Automobil-Fachschule in Mainz. <mask>'s first aircraft "de Spin" was destroyed by his business partner who flew it into a tree. <mask> ended their cooperation after he gained his flying certificate in his second "Spin" aircraft, which was destroyed by his business partner. He became a celebrity in his own country when he flew around the tower of the St.-Bavokerk in Haarlem with the third version of the "Spin". On Queen's Day, <mask> was able to make a couple of demonstration flights in the same aircraft. <mask> founded his first company, Fokker Aeroplanbau, in 1912. He built a variety of aircraft.The factory was renamed Fokker Flugzeugwerke, and later shortened to Fokker Werke. The German government took control of the factory during World War I. The Fokker Eindecker and the Fokker Dr.I were designed by <mask> and were used by the Imperial German Army Air Service. About 700 military aircraft were delivered by his company to the German air force. <mask> was a skilled pilot. <mask> demonstrated the new Eindecker in front of the German Crown Prince and other people. <mask> worked closely with an accomplished military pilot, Otto Parschau, to bring the Eindecker into military use and on this occasion both men demonstrated the aircraft."<mask>, especially, amazed us with his skill", said Max Immelmann in a letter written shortly after this event on 25 June 1915. A.R. is an author. While <mask> was a talented and bold pilot, his business character was more flawed according to Weyl. The factory floor was often chaotic with prototype development and production taking place at the same time, as he failed to invest war profits back into his factory. <mask> distrusted qualified engineers and resented German insistence on carrying out stringent structural tests to ensure prototype aircraft were fit for combat. On the evening of June 27, 1916, after the prototype of the Fokker D.I. crashed, he cursed at the dying designer Martin Kreuzer. The rudder jammed, but he was able to give a report before he died."<mask> shouted reproaches at the mortally injured man as he hurried to the scene". Weyl says that the incident was witnessed by the man who succeeded him. While Weyl's biography paints an unpleasant picture of <mask> as a businessman, he was a popular and charismatic figure with service pilots, and could charm even senior officers. The charm enabled him to deal with the first crisis of his German career when the Fokker Dr.I triplanes were temporarily grounded because they were too dangerous to fly. Lothar von Richthofen was lucky to survive one of the crashes that ripped off the triplanes' top wings. <mask> was able to prove to the German high command that the basic design was not to blame, but the German military inquiry concluded that shoddy workmanship due to poor supervision and quality control at the Fokker factory were to blame. <mask> was warned about his future conduct.His E.V/D.VIII monoplane was introduced a few months later. More production and workmanship issues were revealed in a high level German inquiry. After the end of World War I, the German authorities were willing to file criminal charges against <mask> if he had not returned to the Netherlands. When the first D-8 was submitted to the engineering division to be sandload tested, the wings proved to be sufficiently strong, but the regulations called for a proportional strength in the rear spar compared to the front spar. Complying with the government's edict, we strengthened the rear spar and started to produce in quantity. <mask> was able to demonstrate that the reinforced rear spar caused the wings to flex unevenly at speed, increasing the angle of attack at the wing tips and causing the wing to shear apart under the increased loads. The rear spar was restored to its original specifications.<mask> is accused of plagiarizing or taking sole credit for the work of his staff. For example, contemporary German documents for the E.V/D.VIII refer to <mask> as "the designer" but Weyl and other authors now suggest that Platz was the real design genius behind the Dr.I, D.VII and D.VIII. Platz told Weyl that he attended high level meetings with <mask> but was never introduced or referred to as the designer. When <mask> fled Germany, it was Platz who took over the German works. When the post-war German operation collapsed, <mask> moved Platz to the Netherlands to be the head designer. Weyl suggests that Platz's role at the Fokker D.VIII crisis meetings was to take the blame if something wasn't right. It's not clear how much of this interpretation is based on the fact that <mask> was not alive in 1965, and that Platz was still alive to tell his side of the story.Henri Hegener, who knew both <mask> and Platz personally, wrote another book that said that Platz, while a skilled craftsman and excellent welder, had received no formal technical training, and that his contributions to the Fokker designs are exaggerated. Hegener disagrees with the claims that Platz was treated badly by <mask>, at least not financially, because his year-end bonuses often exceeded his yearly salary. The interrupter gear <mask> is often credited with inventing the device that allowed World War I aircraft to fire through the spinning propeller. His role was significant, but there were a number of prior developments before the result was achieved for which <mask> is often credited. The famous French pilot was shot down. The metal wedges were fitted to the propeller of the aircraft. Garros was able to set fire to the airframe before being taken prisoner, but the aircraft's gun and propeller were taken by the Germans.The interrupter gear concept was being considered in the Imperial German Army Air Service. The story of <mask>'s conception, development and installation of a device in 48 hours has been shown to be not true. Evidence shows that a synchronisation device was in development with Fokker's company for six months prior to the capture of Garros' machine. There were patents filed in France, Germany and Austria-Hungary back in 1910, which show a very similar device to that pioneered by <mask>. A. J. Weyl suggests that someone on <mask>'s production team was aware of the patents. <mask> refused to pay up after the patentee and his employer won their case in the German courts. The final result of the development was <mask>'s pushrod control mechanism, Gestngesteuerung, which allowed the aircraft's forward-firing machine gun to fire only when the propeller was out of the line of fire.The Fokker Eindecker's use directly led to a phase of German air superiority known as the Fokker Scourge. The first Fokker interrupters were unreliable and prone to failures despite their shock effect on the enemy. Both Oswald Boelcke and Max Immelmann survived failures which resulted in propellers being shot off and even engines being pulled out of their mountings due to the engine becoming unbalanced by the loss of the propeller. Immelmann's death in combat has been attributed to interrupter gear failure, as the aircraft was seen to break up in mid-air while engaged against a Royal Flying Corps F.E.2b. The Fokker-Leimberger, a multi-barrelled machine gun, was one of the lesser known projects worked on by Fokker and his team. The action of the Fokker-Leimberger was vastly different than that of a Gatling gun. Problems with the gun prevented it from being used in production during the war.<mask> was unsuccessful in his work on the design after moving to the US. There is a prototype at the Kentucky Military Treasures. The Treaty of Versailles banned Germany from building aircraft or aircraft engines after the war ended. The only aircraft to be named after was the Fokker D.VII. The Fokker Aircraft Company was founded in 1919 by <mask> in the Netherlands. <mask> managed to smuggle six goods trains' worth of D.VII and C.I military aircraft and spare parts out of Germany across the German-Dutch border despite the strict disarmament conditions in the treaty. Weyl says that <mask> used 350 railway wagons to make sure that each train was too long to fit into the railway sidings where trains were normally checked.<mask> said he paid 20,000 Dutch guilders in bribes. There were more than 400 aero engines on the trains. He was able to set up shop quickly because of the initial stock, but he shifted his focus to civil aircraft such as the Fokker F.VII/3m tri motor. <mask> has a reputation for sharp business practices. According to Weyl, <mask> also failed to pay taxes to German authorities, and actually owed more than 14 million Marks. The same story is told in <mask>'s autobiography, but it focuses on corruption, hyper-inflation, and violent revolutionary forces of the pre-Weimar days. The German High Command forced Fokker into German citizenship against his will as WWI progressed, according to <mask>'s account.<mask> escaped from Germany with less than a quarter of his net worth because he protected as many workers as possible. He was accused of leaving the country owing taxes. <mask> was married in Haarlem on March 25, 1919. The marriage ended in divorce in 1923. He married a Canadian in New York City in 1927. She died in a fall from their hotel suite window. At the request of her husband's staff, the police report was changed from a suicide to avertigo victim.<mask> wrote, "I have always understood airplanes better than women." I had more love affairs in my life, and they ended just like the first one, because I thought my airplanes were more important. I have learned that in love one has to use one's brain just as much as in business, and perhaps even more, and that one must give a little too. <mask> moved to the US in the late 19th century. The North American branch of his company was established here. In daring exploits by pilots, the company gained high visibility. The Fokker F.VII was used by Richard E. Byrd and Floyd Bennett to fly over the North Pole.Amelia Earhart crossed the Atlantic to Wales in a Fokker F.VII/3m tri motor in June 1928, while Charles Kingsford Smith did the same in 1930. Knute Rockne, the famous Notre Dame University football coach, was killed in a crash of a Fokker F.10A in March 1931. Fokker lost control of his companies when he went public to sell stock. The General Aviation Corporation and Fokker Aircraft Corporation of America were merged in 1929. The director of engineering is <mask>. He quit in 1931. General Aviation stopped production of Fokker designs in 1934.They were built in the Netherlands. <mask> was "genial, shrewd and helpful", but "already a sick man", and he was difficult to deal with as "his domestic life was irregular". He worked all the time in strange places. His legal advisor and secretary couldn't tell us where he was. Shute said he was a good chooser of men and had the most efficient staff of Dutchmen and ex-Germans. <mask> died in New York in 1939 at the age of 49. The family grave was where his ashes were buried in 1940.<mask> was a member of the International Air & Space Hall of Fame. <mask>'s nickname was The Flying Dutchman. The character <mask> from the animated series Macross was named in honor of <mask>, who played him in Von Richthofen and Brown. Craig Kelly portrays <mask> in the Young Indiana Jones Chronicles: Attack of the Hawkmen. Jan Hilgers References Bibliography Boyne, Walter J. The book was written for young people. In Washington, DC, there is a museum.Fokker is a biography. The book was written by <mask> and Bruce Gould. The life of <mask>. George Routledge was born in London in 1931. Henri Hegener and Bruce Robinson are authors. Fokker is about the man and the aircraft. Harleyford was written by Lethchworth.K.M. Molson was a pioneer in Canadian Air Transport. James Richardson & Sons was founded in 1974. The epic of flight series is called The Pathfinders. Alexandria, Virginia: Time-Life Books. Fokker is a book about aircraft builders. Dennis Wepman was in London in 1979. "<mask>, <mask>" is an American National Biography.Popular Science has links to "<mask> and the World War" and "<mask> Captures America". The day before Lindbergh's famous Atlantic flight, there were 1890 births and 1939 deaths.

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texts: <mask> was an Irish nationalist politician. The Anti-Parnellite representative for North Roscommon in the House of Commons of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland was a noted author, journalist and newspaper editor. The County Court Judge for County Clare was appointed in 1907. The second son of a doctor, <mask>, was a descendant of the Tribes of Galway. His mother was a cousin of Antony MacDonnell. At Tuam, <mask> attended the Christian Brothers' school. He attended the Catholic University of Ireland, which had a strong Roman Catholic ethos, after his family objected to him going to the Anglican Trinity College, Dublin.I entered the so-called Catholic University, which had neither charter or endowment, and even obtained an exhibition on matriculation, but the business was so futile that I abandoned it before six months was over. There was only one asset that came from that six months of wasted time. <mask> was called to the Irish Law Bar in 1877 and went on to practice as a barrister. <mask>'s journalistic career began when he was a law student. He defended a number of Irish Nationalists in court at the time of the Coercion Act. At the time of the split in the Irish Parliamentary Party over the leadership of Charles Stewart Parnell, <mask> was a major player on the anti-Parnellite side. At the time of the split in December 1890, he was in charge of the paper in O'Brien's absence and brought it out against Parnell.When Parnell and his supporters reclaimed the paper, he was ousted from the editor's office. Suppressed United Ireland and The Insuppressible were published before January 24, 1891. <mask> was a leader writer on the National Press. <mask> stood for Parliament against the veteran Parnellite J.J. O'Kelly, winning by 3,251 votes to 3,199, a margin of only 52 votes. He wrote an account of the election campaign in White Magic. He stood down at the end of his first term in 1895 because he couldn't afford to keep losing money in the Bar. The seat was regained by O'Kelly.The chief leader writer was <mask>. The Irish Packet was founded in 1903 by him and Thomas Sexton. <mask>'s appointment as a County Court judge in 1907 was controversial among Nationalists who thought that offices should not be accepted from the British regime. The appointment was subject to an unsuccessful legal challenge on the ground that <mask> had retired from the Bar at the time; when asked in Parliament what had prompted the (illiterate) complaint to lodge his affidavit against <mask>, the then Chief Secretary for Ireland, Augustine Birrell, replied, There is no doubt that <mask> had wide experience as a barrister and on his own account had defended some twenty people on capital charges. <mask> was a judge in 1921 when he published accounts of abuses by the Black and Tans. <mask> wrote in a wide range of genres, including history, novels, plays, and political campaigning texts.39 publications are listed in the catalogues of the British Library and National Library of Ireland. Some books were published under the nom de plume. The invention of the first detective family by <mask> earned him a place in the history of the detective novel. The character of Paul Beck, a private detective with comfortable lodgings in Chester, was a very original and logical method for detecting crime. The rule of thumb detective, Paul Beck, first appeared in 1899. Dora Myrl made her first appearance in the following year. <mask> had them marry each other and their son appeared in Paul Beck, a chip off the old block.Paul Beck, detective was one of the titles in this series. Lord Edward Fitzgerald was dedicated to William Gladstone with the permission of <mask>. The Irish Rebellion of 1798 was the setting for three novels. The last 20 years of <mask>'s life are not covered in his autobiography, Recollections of an Irish Judge, which was published when he was 64. It's title is misleading since it contains little on <mask>'s life as a judge, but a lot on his experiences in politics and journalism. Selected publications "The Devil's Work" on the Clanricarde Estate, London, Irish Press Agency, 1890 Poteen Punch: strong, hot and sweet, made and mixed by "Crom a Boo", being a succession of Irish after-dinner stories, etc. Long, 1903 Patsey the Omadaun, London, T. Fisher Unwin, and Grattan's Parliament before and after.Matthew, Jr. was one of the children they had. The Director of the National Gallery of Ireland and the Barber Institute of Fine Arts was <mask>. Two of their daughters became nuns. Irish Independent, 8 June 1933 F. S. L. Lyons is one of the sources. The National Archives of Ireland has a catalogue of the <mask> papers.

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